Buyer's guide

Which Medicube products can UK retailers buy wholesale?

Medicube is a skincare addition to Sterling Trading Group’s mainly fragrance-led range. This guide sets out the listed products and the practical choices for a first trade order.

Medicube AGE-R Vita C Pro Ampoule Serum 20ml
Medicube AGE-R Vita C Pro Ampoule Serum 20ml

Which Medicube lines can a UK reseller buy at trade?

Sterling Trading Group lists Medicube cleansers, toner, serums, creams, masks and a sunscreen for UK trade buyers. The lines shown on our site are:

  • Medicube AGE-R Vita C Pro Ampoule Serum 20ml
  • Medicube Azelaic Deep Foam Cleanser 120g
  • Medicube Azelaic Niacin Toner 250ml
  • Medicube Collagen Glow 50ml Sunscreen
  • Medicube Collagen Jelly Cream 50ml
  • Medicube Collagen Milk Wrapping Mask 75ml
  • Medicube Deep Vita C Capsule Cream 55g
  • Medicube Egf Nad Firming Serum 30ml
  • Medicube Kojic Tumeric Cap Cream 53g
  • Medicube Kojic Tumeric Niacin Serum 30ml
  • Medicube Kojic Tumeric Peel Shot 80ml
  • Medicube PDRN Pink Caffeine Wrap Mask 75ml

For a reseller, the distinction between these lines matters more than treating Medicube as a single purchase. A cleanser and toner give you different product types from a serum or cream; the wrapping masks and sunscreen add further choices. Read the full product name and size when building listings or shelf labels, particularly where several products share words such as Collagen, Vita C or Kojic Tumeric.

These are the Medicube lines in our listed range. Check the individual product pages when choosing a basket, so that your order reflects the products and pack sizes you intend to offer.

Who is Medicube for, and which shops suit it?

Medicube is a skincare range suited to retailers and online sellers that want named skincare products alongside, or instead of, fragrance. Independent shops with a skincare section, pharmacies, salons and market traders can assess it against the space and product categories they already offer. Online sellers can make the same decision by looking at whether they can present each line clearly as a distinct product.

A shop with room for a small skincare selection might start by covering several product types rather than placing similar-looking creams or serums together without a clear distinction. A salon may be interested in products that fit its existing retail shelf; a pharmacy or general independent shop may prefer a selection that shoppers can navigate by product type. Those are buying choices, not claims about which lines suit every customer.

Use the wording on each pack and product page when describing an item. Names such as Azelaic, Niacin, PDRN and Vita C help distinguish the lines, but the name alone is not a basis for promising a particular result or recommending a product for a skin condition. That is especially important for an online listing, where a buyer cannot inspect the retail pack before purchase.

Which Medicube sizes and strengths should a shop stock first?

Start with a mix of Medicube product types that fits your shelf or listings, then choose sizes by the specific item you want to carry. The listed serums include 20ml and 30ml products; creams and sunscreen include 50ml and gram-labelled packs; the cleanser, toner, masks and peel shot have their own stated sizes. Keep those units intact in your product titles: 50ml and 53g, for example, are not interchangeable descriptions.

For an initial selection, a cleanser, toner, serum and cream provide a straightforward way to organise the range. A mask or sunscreen can add another product type if it belongs in your planned assortment. This is a practical way to build a clear offer, not a prescribed quantity or an indication of how any item will perform in your shop.

“Strength” needs care here. In our wider, mainly fragrance range, Eau de Parfum, Eau de Toilette and Parfum describe fragrance types; they do not describe Medicube skincare. Do not use fragrance strengths to compare these products, or infer a sunscreen protection rating or an ingredient concentration from a Medicube product name. Check the product information for the particular line before writing shelf labels or online descriptions.

How does buying Medicube at trade work?

Buy Medicube through Sterling Trading Group as part of a trade order, with a minimum of £100 in goods excluding VAT. We are an independent UK wholesaler based in Hayes, West London. We buy from UK distributors and are not an authorised distributor of any brand. Every line is the brand’s own product in its retail packaging and is batch-coded.

The wider catalogue contains 6,342 lines across 467 houses, mostly designer fragrance, with skincare and other categories alongside it. That means a retailer considering Medicube can plan it as a skincare purchase or include it in a broader order. Use each product page to check the line you are selecting and its current details, rather than assuming that similarly named products have the same format or size.

For UK delivery, the site states a flat charge per 2kg box. If an order needs more than one box, its exact delivery cost is confirmed once the order has been placed and before payment. Allow for that confirmation when planning a larger order, rather than assuming a delivery total from the number of product lines in the basket.

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Published 07 November 2026. This guide describes how Sterling Trading Group works and our understanding of the UK trade; it is general information, not legal or financial advice.

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